Twisted in Time

Twisted in Time

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When Marisol tries to prove that magic doesn't exist, she somehow manages to do the exact opposite. "No," I argued. "I've tried so many times to reason with you. It doesn't work. So I'm going to show you that there's nothing to be afraid of." I flipped to a random page of the ancient text and attempted to read whatever off the wall language it was written in. As I read, a strange warm feeling filled my body. I knew it felt good to be right, but it couldn't feel that good could it? I was nearly at the bottom of the page when the book was ripped from my hands and a scream echoed through the room. The space became engulfed in blinding light and made seeing all but impossible. The warm feeling inside me started to grow hotter and hotter until I felt like I was going to explode. The heat was unbearable for what seemed like forever, but it wasn't nearly as bad as what came after. When I was able to open my eyes, the first thing I noticed was...a horse?
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*Note: This book is currently discontinued. At this time, I am re-writing it. When I have enough chapters edited and to my liking, I will start posting them on a schedule starting at the end of the discontinued chapters or I'll make a separate book for the new version. If you have questions about, don't hesitate to ask. The roof crashed down at the speed of lightning, crushing me under the table as I gasped for air. My mind scrambling to process what had happened as I felt rubble falling around me, surrounding me in darkness. I reached up, my arm stinging as I hit the hard wood table over me, which was keeping the rubble off me, miraculously. I wiped my forehead, sweat, and probably blood dripping down my arm and side of head as I reached for a nearby rock, trying to push on it, hoping that it might help me out of this disaster. "Mom? Betty?" I called, hoping for a response, only to get none. I didn't even get the slightest whimper from any of them. What the heck happened? "Mom?! Betty?!" I screamed this time, trying to push myself up onto my back, my leg killing me so much that I had to give up. I laid back down on the ground, placing my hand on the bottom of the table; anger, fear, confusion getting the best of me. I screamed as I banged my fists on the wood table. "MOM? BETTY?" Nothing. I was ready to bang on the wood again, but I flinched back when I heard the sound of moving rubble. Whoever it is was almost near where I was, and ... moving quickly. So, there's no possible way that it was a human. It would take hundreds do men to lift these boulders, but whoever this person is, is stronger than anyone I would kn- My thoughts froze as I watched something large wrap around the edges of the table, lifting it up; my eyes widening as I came face to face with the largest creature known to mankind. A giant. (This is my book from my own brain. These are my own characters based off my family members. Please do not steal it.)

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